Summit resume template
Executive and understated
CV
In the US a CV, short for curriculum vitae, is usually a longer academic document: every degree, publication, grant, talk and teaching role, often running to several pages. Most other countries use CV to mean what Americans call a resume: a focused one or two pages for a job application.
Either way, the structure is the same, and you can build it here with a live preview. Ledger, shown here, sets your dates in a margin column, a classic curriculum vitae layout that makes long timelines easy to follow.
Free to build and preview. Downloads require a plan.
Ledger keeps dates in a margin column, so it is labelled design-forward: perfect to email or upload to a faculty portal, but some older applicant tracking systems read margin columns out of order. For a corporate application, switch to an ATS-safe template such as Harbor or Summit in one click; your content stays as it is.
Yes. Add custom sections in the builder (Publications, Grants, Teaching or anything else) and reorder them by dragging.
An academic CV can run several pages. A CV for a non-academic job, especially outside the US, should usually stay at one or two pages.
Yes. The .docx opens in Microsoft Word and Google Docs. Two-column designs like Ledger flow into one clean column in the Word file; the PDF keeps the layout.
Executive and understated
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Education first, career-office style